FIRE AID
Chair of Trustees
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We are looking for an experienced, values-driven leader to chair our Board of Trustees and help guide the next stage of our work supporting fire and rescue services around the world.
Strong leadership helps us turn our charitable purpose into practical support for the services and communities we work with. As we continue to grow, our next Chair will play an important role in strengthening our strategy, supporting our trustees and representing FIRE AID nationally and internationally.
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Help shape our future
Working with the Board of Trustees, the Chair will help guide FIRE AID’s continued growth and international impact, keeping our purpose at the centre of decisions about our future.
We are particularly keen to hear from people with senior leadership experience who share our commitment to building stronger fire and rescue services around the world.
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About the role
This is a voluntary position, with a commitment of up to two days per month for a minimum three-year term. The role includes occasional travel within the UK and internationally.
See the full information pack for further details: fire-aid.org/news/fire-aid-seeks-new-chair-of-trustees
To apply, send your CV and a covering letter to claire@fire-aid.org.
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